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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-11
THE WATER BOARD
Organizes and Makes It's Appointments.
WHO tho New Otiicers Rre.

Organizes and Makes It's Appointments.
Who tho New officers Rrc.
Tho city's newly. elected Board OF Water
Commissioners, composed Of Mr.. William
Hastings and MIR. John g. Hoffman, ST.,
both OF whom were reelected, and Mr..
Henry F. Jones. met at their office in the
Public Building yesterday afternoon for
tho purpcse of organizing. Mr.. Hastings
wss unanimously reelected to the position
OF President. James II. Riddle was re-
appointed as Superintendent OF the Works,
a position he has filed most acceptsb,y
for number OF years pact; Mr.. Riddle Is
an accomplished mechanic snd in every
respect we'll qualified for the position.
The Office OF secretary, held for tho past
two yesrs by Fred Unruh, was filed by
the appointment OF Howard P. Wilkinson,
o competent book-keeper and q well
known young msn. Thomas O. Young
and T. L. Marker were made collectors
end ssaeesors OF tho frat and second dis
tric.s respectively. Mr.. Marker was COL
lector and assessor for the second district
under the old Board. Theae appoint
ments will be reported to Council for con.
firmntion at its next meeting, and as soon
as confrmedt the new men will tsko charge.
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WASHINGTON SCHOOL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS L
Who, In tho Presence Of Representatives OF
the Board OF Education Goes Over tho
BuillIng-lIis Report TO DO
Received Here To-day.

Yesterday morning at 0 o'clock tie
Board OF Education's standing committee
on Buildings and Grounds, composed OF
Messrs. P.B. Dobblns, w. A. Isett, ]. S.
Naylor, A. @. F. Ebeling, DR.. Mccoy, Dr..
J. D. Reed and William Ellingham mot at
the Mcclure House and.were introduced
by Mr.. Z. W. WUlls, the architect con.
necsed with Klevis, KRAFT & Co., to Mr..
A. PEBBLES, tho architect from Pittsburgh
hent for by tho Board to inspect and report
on the condition Of tho Washington school
building in the Frat ward, over the al.
legged unsafo condition oil which, such IN
excitement has been created, largely by
very. much. exaggerated reports, that the
attendance has fallen of until It Is now
less than one.half Of the enrolment.
After u short general talk the party pro.
cecded to the school building whore Mr..
PEBBLES, proceeded to make careful and
thorough examination. Il.
He first inspected the outer walls, being
assisted by Mr.. Wells one wall Yves found
to be four inches out OF plumb and another
three inches out Of plumb. Mr.. Pebbles
made copious notes during all the timo no
was about the building, but did not ex.
prcps any opinions. ,.0,s
= In going through the interior, in ono Of
the rooms in the cellar formerly uued as q
class room before the extcnsion was built,
tho plaster pulled oil easily ut the, touch
OF tho hand. Here Mr.. PEBBLES succeeded
With hie hand in tearing brick loose
from the wall. Tho upper rooms were oil
Visited and the windows, walls and cell
inBs carefully examined. Mr.. PEBBLES
was informed as 10 the candy character Of
the soil In tho rear OF the building and ap.
peared to be quite impressed by the etate.
ment, which was made by o member.
The examination was not concluded
before noon. Mr.. PEBBLES left at LEO
O'Clock for Pittsburgh, promising tho com.
mittee to make out bis report and mail II
10 that 1t would reach here this morning
A special meeting OF tho Board will prcba.
bly, DO held thiB evening TO hear the re-
Fort read and take action, il gny be deem
ed peCeeEaly
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Alta HIGH STAGE.
Tho Rlvcr Recedins Very SlOwly-Tho Re
.-H.# '.t nOrfa From a hnyN -

Tho River RecedlDs Very Slowly-Tho Re.
ports From Above. -
Tho river is falling st this point, but not
rapidly, and it is still matter OF doubt
what the effect Of the heavy rainu Of yes.
terday will be. They we're quite general,
extending up to the headwatera, and in
case the riao they cause is very much OF a
one there may BIO considerable damage in
the way Of flooded sewers and cellars be-
fore the waters get back to their average
etagc.
Tho river ct this point cano to stand
about 9 o'clock yesterday morning with a
depth Of 81 feet inches in tho channel.
BY 0 o'clock last night it hcdhnly receded
to so feet inches, the fall being 80 slow
as to BIO ecarcely preceptible. Late re-
ports from above last night we're as follows:
At Pittsburgh over m inch OF rain fell
betweun o'clock in the afternoon and s
o'clock last night. The rain was accom-
panied by thunder and lightning. Tho
river is still falling there, however. Oil
City, feet s inches and falling; Parker,
l3 feet and falling; Rice's Landing, s feet
6 inches and falling; Lock No. 4, IL feet
9 inches and falling; Greensboro, 12 feet
9 inches and falling; Brownsville, 10 feet
9 inches and stationary.
BANK BRIEFS. s5
The I. N. Bunton passed up with tow
Of enpties. !
All the local packets are on time nova.
days and are doing a very good business.
The Q. W. Bachelor loft for Pittsburgh
on time yesterday morning with good
trip. =
The Courier left for Parkersburg OF LA.
NJ. The Elaine is thia mornings packet
in this trade. -3if
The Scotia passed up on routa from Gin
cinnsti to Pittsburgh about noon yester.
day with good trip. r.
The w. N. Chancellor, Capt. E. P,
Chancellor in command, will pass down
thia morning enroute from Pittsburgh to
Charleston and way points on the Ohio
and the kanawha. The Chancellor is
regularly in the trade, and is in every
way deserving Of q liberal support.
The Clifton, coming up with tow from
New Cumberland, broke her shaft at Rae
coon. Tho John Moren brought up the
tow Of the Clifton, which managed to
bring herself. The Moren will return to
Cincinnati the latter part of the week
with tow Of Pittsburgh Commercial.
Ga:etis.
Secretary ofStste Walker has Issued a
charter to tho John R. Tow.boat Company,
organized for tho purpose Of doing all bus
mess connected with toE.boat company,
on the waters Of the Kanawha and Ohio
rivers. The principal place Of business to
be in Charleston; the charter to expire
January LIST, 1887. $1,000 have been sub.
scribed and paid in, with the privilege OF
increasing the capital stock to $4,000 in
all. The stock is divided into shares Of
sl00 each and held as follows: D. F. Com
nell, Portsmouth, o., 60 shares; John T.
Rust, George W. Council, Bon Brown and
J. D. BaineB, Of Charleston, one share
each, -a.E'.s.- u
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yiets, Henry johnson and Benjamin
Fleming, severely whipped. He testified
that !ohncon received 80 lashes at II
O'Clock Tor bad work In tho blacksmith
shop, and at ] o'clock In tho afternoon OF
the same day he was given 90 more. His
second offence was bad work, which wit.
ness considered inevitable, owing 10 the
nervousness created by the previous whip.
ping. Oh cross.exsmination Mr.. White
said no had nothing particular against
Colonel Peck, except that no didn't treat
him rs a gentleman. ~ = .7gsl 4 h
William Fitzsimmong. OF Welzel county,
guard, created smile on being asked hjs
age by stating clint some people didn't
care about telling" On Senator Scott
stating that no never knew OF n cars Of
that kind except among young ladies', the
Witness weakened aud acknowledged thai
no had seen thirty.lve blissful Weiz,l
county summers como and 10 and ho was
not yet married. Hsgta.ca that no thought
the punishment at the prison severG. Tho
worst whipping he ever saw WIS that adj.
miniBtersd to Frank Teel. Flo was worry
stubborn aud made most determined 70.
distance, crying out when boing led to tho
whipping place TINT he would not ba
whipped as there was no law for It. iIe
struggled at tho entrancs to the cellar
when Col. Peck bit him over the head
with mace and Guard Johnson struck
him with his fist. Ho was finally strapped
to the Kicking Jenny and given one hun.
dred lashes. lie was whipped by Assist.
ant Superintendent Wilkinson and Guard
Johnson. lie plead for mercy. On cross
examination nIr. Filzsimmonu said that
Teel had q Kniie. II was taken out OF his
pocket by Col. Peck. He could not gay
whether Guard johnson was Gut by .Teel
or not, although no know that Johnson
had been cot, ss.gi
The only other witness OF Importance
was Adolph Weidebusch, o butcher, who
testified in regard to the supply OF bsef to
the PenitenliGry, which wao Il 10 tho effect
that another butcher now furnished the
beei at 81 cents whereas no had received
cents. Lie added that come OF the beef
furnished by Mr.. Lsvi, tho present con-
tractor wss so3d aud Hooe was bad.
William St!llwoll, former guard, tosti-
fed 10 hearing screams OF convtcts being
punished while lie was on guard, some
two hundred yards away. Stillwell nc.
ku0wledged that he was discharged by
Col. Peck for not imparting to him Peck J
information given by convict that an at.
tempt to escape would BIO mado at Ger.
tain time.
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ConErntulnling Cnmdon.

The news from Charleston conveyed by
the IETELLlGENcER's specials yesterday
morning created no little talk and com.
nent about town yesterday. A variety OF
opinions were expressed by both Repub.
licans and Democrats. Some Republicans
took the rumor that Camden would be
elected by Republican votea this week as
matter OF course; others spoke Of the
Republicans contemplating such q
move in anything but complimentary
term1. The anti-Camden Democracy
looked disguested; the Coal Oil faction
was jubilant and sent number Of con-
eratuls!ory dispatches to Senator Camden
and others at tho Permanent Seat. The
final outcome is being awaited with inter-
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Tho Natural Gas Companies.

Representatives OF the Wheeling Nstu.
raj Gas Company and the Natural Gas
Company Of West VIRGINIA are stationed
in and about Buffalo, Washington county
and are leasing territory Tor their respec.
tive companies and arc promising early
developments. Nearly all territory un-
leased is now being secured. Derricks
are in course OF erection on the farms of
Robert Hamilton and Ezekiel Davis. Tho
Leech well is down 800 feet. Workmen
will begin soon tho piping Of tho Donald
son gas to the far line (Whceling Natural
Gas Company a distance OF three and
threo-tenths miles from thewell. A sur.
vey is being taken Of tho roads and rela-
tive position Of the farms, with view OF
publishing map, -. Z
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The attraction at the Grand next week
Is one that, it is said, will be sure to please
the many patrons Of this popular theatre.
The talented young actor N. S. Wood,
supported. by his own company, will up.
pear every evening and Wednesday and
Saturday matinees in three Of his best
plays, "The Boy Scout" Jack Sheppard"
and "The Boy Detective" Mr. Wood
brings with him car load OF special
scenery to stage each play effectively, and
nothing will be left undone on the part OF
tho management to make his engagement
a great succesa. The plays arc thrilling
ofes, especially "Jack Sheppard" and
packed houses will probably DO the rule,
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The Coming Deun Dnko.

Tho joint entertainment committees Of
Holiday Post G. A. +. and the Ladies' Re-
lief Corps held meeting at the residence
OF Mrs. Q. @. Murdoch on Market street
yesterday afternoon and alter some dis
custom decided to hold their entertain
ment and bean bake at the Chapline street
rink on Thursday evening February "a.
Special committees to perfect the details
were appointed, and from the preparations
made thus far, IL these who attend are NOT
delighted with the affair, they will be- pec-
ple very hard to please. Tho relief fund
needs money badly, and 1t ia slmoat cer.
tain this entertainment will replenish q
very empty treasury. &
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Something Needed Hero.

Mr.. S. P. Axtell,. OF Columbus, Ohio,
representing the Newark Filtering Com
pany, is in the city. He is here for tho
purpose Of endeavoring to have this city
and Bellaire adopt the filtering system
he Is agent for. 1t is m admirable one,
and i. is doubtful II better one
could be found by tho Water Com
1t is practically Natures
own system. Mr.. Axtell ia a very pleas.
ant gentleman and takes pleasure in e1.
planning his system which ia ono securing
perfect publication. 1t has been adopted
in many Of tho large cities and is to be
pui in, in connection with the Philadol-
phia aud Allegheny works.
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The preliminary hearing OF John
Schmidt, ono Of tho proprietors OF the
Orleans saloon on Market street, below
Fourteenth, charged with shooting, with
intent to kill, Sam Salmon, Of Steuben-
Vile, an occurrence OF several weeks ago,
which was to have taken place yesterday
before Justice George Arkle, was again
postponed, this time till Tueeday Of next
week. The adjournment this time was in
order to accommodate Capt. B. B. Dove
ner, one Of the counsel employed, who is
at present engaged for the defence before
tho Legislative Committee, investigating
the management Of the Penitentiary.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the clty md Wheeling Folks

Strangers In the City md Wheeling Folks
Abroad. ~
Miss Susie Jordan. OF tho Mountcastle
Company, is lying very Ill 1.-THE ST. James
Hotel, with quinsy.
Di5hop Kahn has been in Parkcrsburg
this week making his semi-snnusl visit TO
the convent ut that place. lie Was sccom-
panied by Rev. Father Mulligan, Of this
place.
Miss jamie Good entertained number
OF her frienda in most charming manner
last night at her homo, corner Of EoT and
Fifteenth streets. There was dancing,
Killmyer furnishing the music.
Pyol. Conrad A. sipe, OF the Fairmont
Normal school, arrived in the city last
evening and registered at the Stamm. He
will leave thin morning over the Ohio
River road for Charleston, to look after tho
school'a interests.
Mr.. T. W. Rollins, travelling correspond
On. OF tho Boston Commercial Bulletin, was
in the city yesterday looking Up the trade
in this locality. Tho last time Mr.. Rollins
wss here the big nail strike WIS on and
Wheeling did not have natural gag. He
fnis decided chsnge this time in tho
feeling among business mgn.
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A fair audience at tho Grand last night
was well pleased at the performance Of
"Divorcs" by the Fanny Mountcastle
Company. The play is On excellent ono
and the company appeared to fair advan-
tage. Miss MountcEstle played Helen
Faraday in clever manner and was
greotpd with considerable applause. To.
night "a Dangerous Woman" will be
given. This play was so successful on
Wednesday night that tho management
have again put it on for tonight. The
play will be followed by. the farce,
Twitters."
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Public men everywhere recommend ST.
Jacobs OIL as the greatest pain.cure.

Miss DILLoS's entertainment promises
to be tho literary even Of the season. So
ciety is In a flutter, having had an inkling
ofthc attractions on the programme, which
cannot fail to please the most lastidioua.
Miss Dillon's dialects and approximations
are inimitablc. One eelection portrays
three colored characters aud produces
rosrs OF laughter wherever 1t has been de.
liyered. Tickets at i. W. Banners music
store, fifty cents. No extra charge for TO-
eryed seats.
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GREAT SLAUGHTER SALE
OF Ready a1ndo Clothing, plcco Goods and

or Ready Mndo Clothing, PIcco Goods and
Furnishings.
. Having purchased tho entire stock Of
the above named goods from S. Hork-
heimer, assignee for ]. Brilles, We will
now proceed to dispose OF tho same at
prices lower than ever.
AS the room must BIO vacated by April
1st, the stock Of Mems, Boys and
Children's clothing and Woo!ens for Mer.
chant Tailoring is yet complete, you can
save so percent by purchasing now.
Call early, as the inducements we are
Offering will make goods move very quick.
WHEELING CLOTHING Co.,
. 1l5S Main Street,
J. BRlLLEs, Manager. WIS
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To Hotels and boarding Houses.

You should never be without one or
two Of tho Windsor Folding Beds. They
are always 80 convenient, and in the day.
time so ornamental. The GALES rooms ~
FRKW q BEETscHY, ILL Main street, is the
place to get them. - = - :
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THE sweeteat thing that ever grow be.
side human door" was little May, until
she took to having headaches. For time
sho lost her beauty, but one bright day
her Papa bought q bottle OF Salvation
Oil, and 10 abe 10 az sweet and pretty as
ever, 49,
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EXCITING RACE at the Alhambra Palace
Rink, Saturday night, February Il, be,
tween @. W. Beckwith, Of New York, and
Jacob Humes, Of this city. Mile heats, best
two in three. i.g 85 agI
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A SPECIAL meeting, in the interest Of
the Sunday school, will be held in the
Fourth Street NJ. L. Church this afternoon
ut 4 o'clock. AL are cordially invited. A
revival service will be held in the even
ing, ,l EE .#
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Weather Record,

AS reported BY Christian schnep!, drug.
gist, Opera House corner, yesterday: (
Z AN. 9A.A. y NJ Sr.M Trx.
: 81 4so IS" 5So G2o
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Indications.

e WASHINGTON, D. O., Fob. ll.-For West
ern Pennsylvania and West Virginia,
rains or snow, lower temperature; northcr-
ly HInds.
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REAL ESTATE,
FOR RlENT.

10 10 w Soueh Front street, rooms and bathroom,
70. igss EoH street, month, Sl8 co. = 49,
No. 1l5 Sixteenth street, month, SID On.
10. 7inH Market St,eet. n MONTH si3 cfI'
70. deG Fifteenth street, u month, sic Cd.
10. 2o2sixteenth street. a month, sis0S'
no. isy Jscob street, Il month, Si6 ca.
10 ~? Eol street, a month, ed 90
: no III Eof Erect, O ponih, Sli %.
j ~ ~ I niS eighteenth street. month, $40 CO.
r, ny doo Make. street, two new offices with mat.
,o no. t2 Main street storcroom and dwelling of
10. E3i9 Main street. month, $500.
no. - TTenty.iouTth strt et, d month s1s m
10 10. 5 z.is Eot ST.. rooms a month, sis o..
S 81. lio5 Ma'n street business house, '''s..5s
@ otore room and dwelling, toptLeast corror =,
and Wosds streets. eo nii u
70. ~ Niisinl4 street. n month, 81 30. @
~. iel2 Wo1ds street, rooms, month q, m -
sew toomcd house on Twelfth street. ~ woS; a,
aSCoiioSh street, nonth, Sl0 %. 'S'' "eas VI
Z no. io' ourteenth street, month, SIS 90,
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HoSsIpRNTfAL.

KoSsIpKNTfAL. r
To tho delegates to tho international
convention Of sharps aud flats 10 be held
at MpnneIchor Caslle on ST. Valontii Q
Day, being Monday, February 14.h In tho
year lSS7-To have lcss (chin) music and
moro harmony and to better attain the
object (lun) Of tho convention, the follow.
Ing programme has been arranged:
I. 1880 =. ~. (MenneIchortims) grand
street parade Of the Royal Japanese band
composed Of twenty.one small pieces and
ono eight.foot piecs; the Japanese giant
nc drum major. 5.o ~.
II. Doors are opened. Delegates drop
In. Button holes pulled out by candl.
dates. AbIu this timo Josephus Fred
rikus kranal ius will appear nit dot leedo
German bald and all dance. ~ n
Ill. King KaukuB commando all who
signed the call TO repair to the star. cham.
Der 10 select the most unsuitable candi-
dates. This meeting will not last until 2
o'clock in the morning. Anxious candi-
dates and friends indulge In dancing to
drive dull care away,
". The Band Box 10 opened. Tho poles
must keep awny from the voting places as
~ 10 nRhlubb GuE ulUut bUleLlu CUuuhuu
(sometimes). Scratching will DO INDUCED
in (by tho band) and ali dance for Joy.
V. Band Box cloBsd; Valentines count
ed. Who Is elected2 Tread the Answer
IN the Moon" Accompaniment by the
Backyille Cornet band. ITO
vi. Reault announced. Valentines ex.
hibited. Tho kaukuss chap having re-
ceived l3 out oil "a votea twice gets there
by party vote. He extends an invita-
ton to all his friends to join in The dance.
VII. Court Fool uworn in. Defeated
and deceived canLijateB swear outloud !;
they would DO aecn in - Japan, before
they would but ono low soft tune by the
Royal Japanese band makes them better
Republicans than ever. 10 drown their
sorrow,all dance.
VIII. Grand triumphal international
peace march, participated in by all the
banda, delegates, candidates and their
friends. Prominent among tho delegates
from abroad will be Bismarck with that
little French Boulogna under his arm. r.
AS this will complete the work laid out
for tho first session all join in the dancing
which will be kept up until a late (earlyJ
hour.
P.S. and N. B. AS our relations with
other governments (societies) are musical
(harmonious) when the hour OF adjourn.
ment comes all can 60 home withon, fear,
provided they follow closely the row OF
lamp posts specially Get out ior this occa.
Hion, sTE
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ENJOYABLE Sung RECITAL
Given ut Bnuner's Last Night by Sig.
d'Aurin's Pupils. Js.

Given ut BnunIer's Lust Night by Sig.
d'Auria's Pupils.
Baumer'a concert hall on Markc. street.
was, despite tho disagreeable weather,
crowded to ito utmost capacity last even
ing with select audience composed OF
the leading people Of the city, more espe-
cially thoaa Interested in musical matters.
The occasion was the second song recital
given this season by Sig. d'Auria's pupils.
The programme was as follows:
"Ch!ld Of the Regiment" .Doniz ETH
SSlo Qblis1to-Mis, +. J. Norton and Maie Chorus.
VIM hnoMs- .COwen
Miss Lucy Robinson.
rnrigi % Cara-Duet Verdi
Miss Kate Michael and Mr.. 4. v; Ankle.
ouassessen ma ,Cho.us1;somnambula Bellini
aud Mr.. Will Day.
Eruaul lnYOlAull NlrSl
-, Miss Sara RoemcT.
hLlonS tae Dana
Piano solo-Manzln.ta Mazurka ........ Sherwood
- Mrs. 8. b. Converse.
~ '' VI M Miss S. Maxwell
Chorus-Mise!e from Trovatorc,
solo-Mrs. d'Auria and Sir. r. V. Arklc.
The only objection to the programme
vas its brcvity; no encores were allowed.
The audience thoroughly enjoyed the
music which was very creditable alike to
the performers and their instructor. The
choruses we're very well rendered and
were literally spplauded. The last mum.
Der was splendidly given. 1t is under
stood that in few weeks Signor d'Auria'a
pupils will sing nearly oil OF "Trovatore"
in costume on the Opera House stage;
they, have been actively rehearsing it tor
some timo past.
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WE have introduced n now System Of
selling Watches Oh The installment plan
Hhoreby you can secure q watch Mt once
OH easy payments. Call and Investigate.
IACCB ". CRUDE, JoMeler,
.nt Cor. Twelfth and Market Sic.
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FOR s SAID.

L ms mouse Is wGstory franc Of extra srenv;S
room Mt III tno IN winter. has nine rooms and baih.
S sns Gown stairs large BATHROOM. Wa,rrcIo, up
TN pIS ~ Yard stationary wash tubs rinEs siI
ppGa Snd connected with four inch cast Iron
stone ioundpso ng sn issiS1Eh the Too; has good
n hSh ceilings and good ight SIX inc y
kinds Of e erS1r 6desIraSe pieces OF property all